Archive for July, 2006
Q: Why is it So Hot Today? A: Its Climate Change
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell July 19th, 2006 in Climate ChangeIts 100F in California and it could well be over 100 degrees in London today. As we all wilt in the heat, everyone is asking is this climate change? The Independent in its front page thinks so. “Temperature set to hit 100 degrees - and global warming is to blame”, says one of the headlines […]
Reporting Live from Sakhalin: Big Oil’s New Frontier
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell July 18th, 2006 in Oil, Politics, Russian oil, impact on wildlifeOver the next few days, Oil Change will be bringing you an exclusive blog by Rich Cookson, a British journalist who is visiting the oil and gas developments at Sakhalin Island off Russia’s east coast (see map).
Rich writes: “In the sea off Sakhalin Island in the far east of Russia, the giant legs of […]
As if the UN Heritage Committee (see below) needed any further proof to act, British climate scientists are warning that the Amazon could disappear by the end of the Century because of climate change. New research from the world-renown Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research, part of the Met Office, has shown how vulnerable […]
U.N: Climate Change A Threat But Let’s Not Do Anything About it
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell July 18th, 2006 in Climate Change, PoliticsAfter years of delay, the bumbling U.N. World Heritage Committee has finally recognized global warming as a threat to natural and cultural heritage sites. But, wait for it, having made the momentous decision, it has decided not to endorse CO2 cuts or even add places such as Mount Everest and Montana’s Glacier National Park to […]
Ford: $2 Billion Investment to Develop “Green” Vehicles
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell July 17th, 2006 in Oil, SUVs, transportThe troubled car giant Ford has announced that it will spend nearly $2 billion on “green” technologies across its full range of vehicles, including Jaguar, Land Rover and Volvo. Under the plans, its best-selling Ford Focus will be able to deliver 70 miles per gallon with vastly reduced carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Lewis Booth, […]
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